def _recv_packet(self):
try:
packet = self.world_packet_receiver.get_next_packet()
return packet
except ConnectionResetError:
LOG.info("Lost connection with " + self.account.name + ".")
return None
def _accept_clients(self):
""" Accept incoming clients connections until manual interruption. """
try:
while not self.shutdown_flag.is_set():
self._try_accept_client()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
LOG.info("KeyboardInterrupt received, stop accepting clients.")
def _handle_packet(self, packet):
""" Find and call a handler for that packet.
It is possible that we do not know the opcode, which is not a problem.
If it is known, it should be legal (in a valid state) and we need to
enforce a handler to it, even if it's just NopHandler. If I don't feel
like adding the simplest handler for an opcode, it probably shouldn't be
in the OpCode enum in the first place. If an opcode is not valid, we do
not throw an error anymore because there are some cases where misc
opcodes can be received just after changing states.
"""
opcode, packet_data = self._parse_packet(packet)
if opcode is None:
return
if ( self.state not in self.UNMANAGED_STATES
and opcode not in self.UNMANAGED_OPS
and not self.opcode_is_legal(opcode) ):
LOG.debug("{}: received illegal opcode {} in state {}".format(
type(self).__name__, opcode.name, self.state.name
))
return
handler_class = self.OP_HANDLERS.get(opcode, self.DEFAULT_HANDLER)
self._call_handler(handler_class, packet_data)
def delete_session(account):
""" Delete the session assiociated with that account. """
try:
session = AccountSession.get(AccountSession.account == account)
session.delete_instance()
except AccountSession.DoesNotExist:
LOG.warning("Tried to delete an non-existing session.")
def _accept_clients(self):
""" Regularly try to access client while looking for interrupts. """
try:
while True:
self._try_accept_client()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
LOG.info("KeyboardInterrupt received, stop accepting clients.")
def get_account(account_name):
""" Return the account from the database if it exists, or None. """
try:
return Account.get(Account.name == account_name)
except Account.DoesNotExist:
LOG.warning("No account with that name: " + account_name)
return None
def create_char(char_values):
""" Try to create a new character and add it to the database. Return 0
on success, 1 on unspecified failure, 2 on name already used, 3 if the
race and class combination isn't supported.
The arg char_values is a tuple containing the Character data in the
order they're defined, from name to features. This last value has to be
a tuple with CharacterFeatures fields values.
This should check of other things like account char limit etc.
"""
consts = _CharacterCreator._get_constants(char_values)
if consts is None:
return 3
if CharacterManager.does_char_with_name_exist(char_values["name"]):
return 2
char_data = _CharacterCreator._try_create_char(char_values, consts)
if char_data is None:
return 1
_CharacterCreator._add_default_skills(char_data, consts)
_CharacterCreator._add_default_spells(char_data, consts)
LOG.debug("Character " + char_data.name + " created.")
return 0
def process(self):
guid = self.PACKET_BIN.unpack(self.packet)[0]
character_data = self._get_checked_character(guid)
if character_data is None:
LOG.warning("Account {} tried to illegally use character {}".format(
self.conn.account.name, guid
))
return self.conn.MAIN_ERROR_STATE, None
# Now that we have the character data, spawn a new player object.
self.conn.set_player(character_data)
# Finally, send the packets necessary to let the client get in world.
# Only the tutorial flags and update object packets are really necessary
# to let the client show the world.
self.conn.send_packet(self._get_verify_login_packet())
self.conn.send_packet(self._get_account_data_md5_packet())
self.conn.send_packet(self._get_tutorial_flags_packet())
self.conn.send_packet(self._get_update_object_packet())
# self.conn.send_packet(self._get_initial_spells_packet())
self._get_near_objects()
self._notify_near_players()
return WorldConnectionState.IN_WORLD, None
def _add_required_fields(self, player):
for required_field in PLAYER_SPAWN_FIELDS:
value = player.get(required_field)
if value is None:
LOG.error("A required field for player spawning is not set.")
LOG.error(str(required_field))
continue
self.add_field(required_field, value)
def remove_player(self, guid):
""" Remove the player from the object list and save its data. """
player = self.get_player(guid)
if player is None:
LOG.warning("Tried to remove a non-existing player.")
return
self._remove_object(guid)
self.save_player(player)
def _get_response_packet(self, manager_code):
response_code = {
0: CharDeleteResponseCode.SUCCESS,
1: CharDeleteResponseCode.FAILED
}.get(manager_code, 1)
LOG.debug("Character deletion status: " + str(response_code.name))
response_data = self.RESPONSE_BIN.pack(response_code.value)
return WorldPacket(OpCode.SMSG_CHAR_DELETE, response_data)
def _actions_after_main_loop(self):
LOG.debug("WorldConnection: session ended.")
if self.account and self.session_cipher:
AccountSessionManager.delete_session(self.account)
if self.player:
self.unset_player()
with self.server.world_connections_lock:
self.server.world_connections.remove(self)
def _handle_client(self, connection, address):
""" Start the threaded WorldConnection and add it to the local list. """
LOG.info("Accepting client connection from " + str(address))
world_connection = WorldConnection(self, connection)
with self.world_connections_lock:
self.world_connections.append(world_connection)
simple_thread(world_connection.handle_connection)
def _try_handle_packet(self, packet):
try:
self._handle_packet(packet)
except Exception as exc:
LOG.error("{}: uncaught exception in packet handler:".format(
type(self).__name__
))
LOG.error(str(exc))
traceback.print_tb(exc.__traceback__)
self.state = self.MAIN_ERROR_STATE
def _recv_packet(self):
# This assumes that all packets are received in no more or less than one
# piece, which is a wrong. However, exceptions shouldn't occur often
# with how short login messages are.
try:
data = self.socket.recv(1024)
return data or None
except ConnectionError:
LOG.info("Lost connection.")
return None
def _slice_packet_opcode(self):
""" Cut the packet opcode from content. """
opcode_bytes = self.content[:4]
opcode_value = int.from_bytes(opcode_bytes, "little")
self.content = self.content[4:]
try:
self.opcode = OpCode(opcode_value)
except ValueError:
LOG.warning("Unknown opcode {:X}".format(opcode_value))
def process(self):
if "worldport_ack_pending" in self.conn.shared_data:
LOG.debug( "Received expected " +
str(OpCode.MSG_MOVE_WORLDPORT_ACK) )
del self.conn.shared_data["worldport_ack_pending"]
return None, None
else:
LOG.error( "Received unexpected " +
str(OpCode.MSG_MOVE_WORLDPORT_ACK) )
return self.conn.MAIN_ERROR_STATE, None
def start(self):
LOG.info("Starting world server " + self.realm.name)
self._listen_clients()
simple_thread(self._handle_login_server_connection)
self._accept_clients()
self.shutdown_flag.set()
self._stop_listen_clients()
LOG.info("World server stopped.")
def _get_response_packet(self, manager_code):
response_code = {
0: CharCreateResponseCode.SUCCESS,
1: CharCreateResponseCode.FAILED,
2: CharCreateResponseCode.NAME_IN_USE,
3: CharCreateResponseCode.ERROR
}.get(manager_code, 1)
LOG.debug("Character creation status: " + str(response_code.name))
response_data = self.RESPONSE_BIN.pack(response_code.value)
return WorldPacket(OpCode.SMSG_CHAR_CREATE, response_data)
def _try_create_char(char_values, consts):
char_data = None
with DB.atomic() as transaction:
try:
char_data = _CharacterCreator._create_char(char_values, consts)
except PeeweeException as exc:
LOG.error("An error occured while creating character:")
LOG.error(str(exc))
transaction.rollback()
return None
return char_data
def _maintain_realm_list(self):
""" Maintain realmlist by removing realms not updated for a while. """
with self.locks["realms"]:
to_remove = []
for realm in self.realms:
update_delay = time.time() - self.realms[realm]["last_update"]
if update_delay > self.REALM_MAX_UPDATE_TIME:
to_remove.append(realm)
LOG.debug("Realm " + realm + " down, removed from list.")
for realm_to_remove in to_remove:
del self.realms[realm_to_remove]
def _open_login_server_socket(self):
""" Open the login server socket, or set it to None if it couldn't
connect properly. """
self.login_server_socket = socket.socket()
login_server_address = ( CONFIG["login"]["realm_conn_hostname"]
, int(CONFIG["login"]["realm_conn_port"]) )
try:
self.login_server_socket.connect(login_server_address)
except ConnectionError as exc:
LOG.error("Couldn't join login server! " + str(exc))
self.login_server_socket = None
def start(self):
LOG.info("Starting login server")
self._start_listen()
simple_thread(self._accept_realms)
self._accept_clients()
self.shutdown_flag.set()
self._stop_listen()
AccountSessionManager.delete_all_sessions()
LOG.info("Login server stopped.")
def _try_recv_packet(self):
packet, has_timeout = None, False
try:
packet = self._recv_packet()
if packet is None:
LOG.debug("Client closed the connection.")
except socket.timeout:
has_timeout = True
return packet, has_timeout
def _generate_local_proof(self):
account_name = self.conn.account.name
session = AccountSessionManager.get_session(account_name)
if session is None:
LOG.warning("Reconnection proof: account wasn't logged in!")
return
challenge = self.conn.recon_challenge
to_hash = ( account_name.encode("ascii") + self.proof_data +
challenge + session.session_key_as_bytes )
self.local_proof = sha1(to_hash)
def process(self):
self._parse_packet(self.packet)
self._generate_local_proof()
if self.client_proof == self.local_proof:
LOG.debug("Reconnection: correct proof")
response = self._get_success_response()
return LoginConnectionState.RECON_PROOF, response
else:
LOG.warning("Reconnection: wrong proof!")
response = self._get_failure_response()
return LoginConnectionState.CLOSED, response
def delete_char(guid):
""" Try to delete character and all associated data from the database.
Return 0 on success, 1 on error. """
with DB.atomic() as transaction:
try:
_CharacterDestructor._delete_char(guid)
except PeeweeException as exc:
LOG.error("An error occured while deleting character:")
LOG.error(str(exc))
transaction.rollback()
return 1
return 0
def _process_reconnection(self):
session = AccountSessionManager.get_session(self.account_name)
if session is not None:
LOG.debug("Reconnection: account was logged in.")
self.conn.account = ReconChallenge._get_session_account(session)
self.conn.recon_challenge = os.urandom(16)
response = self._get_success_response()
return LoginConnectionState.RECON_CHALL, response
else:
LOG.warning("Reconnection: account wasn't logged in!")
response = self._get_failure_response()
return LoginConnectionState.CLOSED, response
def _get_more_data(self):
some_data = None
try:
some_data = self.socket.recv(1024)
except ConnectionError as exc:
LOG.warning("WorldPacketReceiver: ConnectionError: " + str(exc))
traceback.print_tb(exc.__traceback__)
if not some_data:
raise WorldPacketReceiverException()
self.packet_buf += some_data
def main():
LOG.info("DuratorEmu - WoW 1.1.2.4125 Sandbox Server - Shgck 2016")
argparser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
argparser.add_argument("module", type = str, help = "module to start")
args = argparser.parse_args()
if args.module in MODULES:
module_class = MODULES[args.module]
module = module_class()
module.start()
else:
print("Unknown module:", args.module)
